As Delos concludes its 50th Anniversary, it announces that it will join the Outhere Music family of labels. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Outhere Music is pleased to announce the acquisition of Delos, the legendary American classical music label. Founded 50 years ago in California by Amelia Haygood and later expertly led by the pianist Carol Rosenberger,…
Eric Ferring, Madeleine Slettedahl, and Quatuor Agate’s We have tomorrow is a featured release on Textura! “A major selling-point for Eric Ferring’s follow-up to his debut release No Choice but Love is, naturally, the American tenor’s voice. When performing songs by Barber, Brahms, Beach, and others, he delivers them with authority in a way that’s commanding but…
All Music Guide named Conspirare, Miró Quartet, and Craig Hella Johnson’s GRAMMY® Nominated House of Belonging recording a Featured New Release for the week of November 10! “The group reliably delivers an ethereal sound with spiritual overtones generated in part by a nice church acoustic… Conspirare and its director, Craig Hella Johnson, achieve a musical…
Congratulations to Conspirare, Craig Hella Johnson, and the Miró Quartet! Their Delos release, House of Belonging, was named a 2024 Best Choral Performance GRAMMY® Nominee! See the announcement on YouTube: House of Belonging Conspirare, the nonpareil and GRAMMY®-winning choral ensemble from Austin, Texas, presents an emotionally rich and wide-ranging program with House of Belonging. Known worldwide…
Conspirare’s new House of Belonging recording is the featured October 2023 release in Textura Magazine! “Many of the performances on this latest collection by Conspirare are so powerful, one can’t help but be awed by their beauty. That starts with its haunting opening work, Reaching, featuring music by the choral group’s founder and leader Craig Hella…
We shared the launch of our new 50 Tracks for 50 Years playlist on Apple Music which features 50 of our favorite tracks, but now we’d like to put together a playlist of YOUR favorite tracks! So, we’re asking you to fill out the survey below and we’ll put your answers together in a new…
In 1973 the indomitable Amelia Haygood founded “a label with a strong personality that not only attracted a host of major performers but which also gained plaudits for its technical excellence.” Delos quickly became a leader in digital recording, partnering with America’s finest artists like Carol Rosenberger, Gerard Schwarz, Eugene Ormandy and the Philadelphia Orchestra,…
“There is an attractive gutsiness to the tone of Nina Kotova’s cello playing whether in the plangent Slavic tone of her upper register or in the folkie roughness of the lower. It is a beautiful sound but one with the tinge of a life lived to it. Her manner of playing is similarly unabashed. Her…
“Nina Kotova…shows her own abundant prowess as a performing artist in a wide-ranging program of works for solo cello. … [J.S. Bach’s] far-reaching Prelude [from Suite No. 3] sets the stage, followed by a rambunctious Allemande whose rhythms Kotova really seems to relish.… the Gigue (“Jig” to you) is a lively romp, its delight enchanced…
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Gregory Berg has a new review of Mark Abel’s Spectrum album in the March/April 2023 issue of The Journal of Singing: “It is good to have another recording of music by Mark Abel, a composer who has a lot to say and has some very intriguing ways of saying it. The collection at hand features…
The April issue of Gramophone Magazine features a review for Gevorg Hakobyan, Constantine Orbelian, John Fisher, and the Kaunas City Symphony’s Arias of Love & Sorrow: “Gevorg Hakobyan is a name new to me but, as this album suggests, he is clearly a fine singer: a dramatic baritone with a grand, powerful voice – smooth,…
Rafael de Acha’s All About the Arts previews Nina Kotova’s Solo Cello release: “Masterfully, Nina Kotova navigates the intricacies of Marin Marais’s Couplets des Folies d’Espagne, originally conceived for the 17th century viola da gamba, arranged for cello by the artist and Christian Döbereiner. Next, she journeys to the eighteenth century for a pair of noble performances:…
The Journal of Singing‘s latest issue features a wonderful new review for Mark Abel’s “Trois Femmes” from the album, Spectrum: “Mark Abel, whose works frequently have been reviewed in this column, is a gifted and fascinating composer… The texts are effective and insightful, drawing the listener into the intriguing life stories of three women, icons…
Limelight Magazine names Shapeshifter: Music of Erwin Schulhoff a February 2023 Editor’s Choice and gives it a ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review! “All four primary works here date from the 1920s, a period when Schulhoff’s writing was at its peak. Despite the variety of influences, musical interest never flags. The earliest work is the Concerto for Piano and…
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